Zippy Shell Moving & Storage in Fayetteville, AR

Serving locations in and around Fayetteville, including Springdale, Goshen, Huntsville, Lowell, Rogers, Bentonville, Siloam Springs, Sulphur Springs, Prairie Grove, Highfill, Winslow, Pea Ridge, and surrounding locations. If you're looking for a moving and storage company near Fayetteville, we're here for you!

Top Attractions to Visit in Fayetteville, AR

1. Lake Fayetteville - Covering 458 acres of land space and 194 acres covered by water, Lake Fayetteville is one of the biggest natural attractions in Fayetteville. Enjoy the many trails located around the lake, or take in some of the activities you can partake in, including boating. There are lots of activities to explore and enjoy in and around Lake Fayetteville.

2. The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks - Located on the eastern shore of Lake Fayetteville, The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks features 12 different garden themes and 8 cultivated areas and draws more than 70,000 visitors a year. Take a scenic walk through the many gardens and enjoy the beauty one of Fayetteville's top attractions has to offer!

3. TheatreSquared - One of Fayetteville's hottest cultural attractions, TheatreSquared has its own theater troupe, and was recognized nationally as one of the 10 most promising emerging theaters in the country. With both nationally and locally produced shows, TheatreSquared performs over 320 performances a year - be sure to catch one for yourself!

Fun and Interesting Facts About Fayetteville, AR

1. Fayetteville was the one time home of former President William Jefferson Clinton and his wife Hillary and also the place where the two were married in 1975. The couple lived in the historic "Clinton House" and was the couple's home while they taught at the University of Arkansas before Clinton began his ascension in Arkansas and national politics.

2. Despite being headquartered in nearby Bentonville, the Walmart founding Walton family has had a vested interest in Fayetteville, donating money to help build and renovate many of the cities cultural centers, including the Walton Arts Center.

3. Fayetteville got its name from the settlers who came from the same named town in Tennessee. It became a vital town along the trail for pioneers and settlers moving west.